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Papers
Sedová, T.	Constructivism as a Philosophy and a Sociology of Science: Problems, Possibilities and Limits	[Abstract]	[PDF]	750-764
Černík, V. - Viceník, J.	The Method of Situational Analysis	[Abstract]	[PDF]	765-776
Schenk, J.	Agent-Based Modeling as a Methodological Innovation	[Abstract]	[PDF]	777-789
Kusá, Z.	Participatory Approach in Social Sciences	[Abstract]	[PDF]	790-800
Hanzel, I.	Scientific Law: On the History of One Concept	[Abstract]	[PDF]	801-812
Dubnička, J.	Antropic Principle	[Abstract]	[PDF]	813-824

Reflections
Pauer, J.	Between Man’s „Rebirth“ and His „Death“ (Towards Some Forms of the Relationship between Person and Society) Part II: From the Realm of Humans to the „Death“ of the Person	[Abstract]	[PDF]	825-833

From Recent Theses
Zeleňák, E.	At the Beginning There Was the Cowering-Law Model	[Abstract]	[PDF]	834-845

Reviews
Černík, V.	Post-fordism or Post-capitalism? (Hinshi Uchiba (ed.))		[PDF]	846-848
Zeleňák, E.	The Counterfactual Theory of Causality (John Collins – Ned Hall – L. A. Paul (eds.))		[PDF]	848-851